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Region: Burgundy-Franche-Comté

  • Les Commenaill’ries in Commenailles: Food & Shows

    Les Commenaill’ries will take place on August 29, 2026, in Commenailles, featuring performances and local culinary delights. The evening begins at 6 PM with Cirque Ilya presenting their act, “Les Frères Panini.” Following this, Visitors can sample a traditional Franc Comtois meal at 7 PM that serves regional dishes. At 9 PM, Pocket Théâtre performs with their production, “Hommes Intègres.” The programme is an essential highlight for anyone interested in local culture through food and performance.

  • Fête de l’Escargot in Digoin: Snail Delicacies

    The Fête de l’Escargot in Digoin celebrates its 35th edition, highlighting community spirit and local gastronomy. Revelers can attend a full meal featuring Burgundy snails, cold meats, and dessert for only 21 euros. The festival features nightly fireworks on Saturday and Sunday, enhancing the festive setting created by Suzzann Boy’s Evénements. A funfair on the Place de la République adds to the excitement throughout the festival. On Monday, August 3rd, a market presenting local craftsmen and regional products will be held along the levees of the Canal Latéral, allowing visitors to local arts and flavors. Since 1990, this festival has exemplified community commitment, supported by over 100 dedicated volunteers. The programme not only celebrates the culinary traditions of Burgundy but also fosters a sense of togetherness among residents and visitors

  • Local Producers Market in Baume-les-Messieurs: Summer Events

    The Marché de producteurs in Baume-les-Messieurs is a local summer event that welcomes both locals and visitors. Taking place on June 13, July 15, and August 12, 2026, this market features local producers offering fresh farm products and traditional country cuisine. The programme includes various demonstrations that highlight artisanal skills while live concerts create a market setting. Refreshments, including local dishes and beverages, will be available, Set against the backdrop of the abbey’s terraces, the programme celebrates local gastronomy and cultural traditions.

  • Messe en si mineur in Beaune: Baroque Opera Comeback

    The Messe en si mineur signifies a major cultural milestone in Beaune by presenting Bach’s final masterpiece, completed late in his life. This performance will celebrate the intricate styles Bach mastered throughout his career, reflecting his spiritual route that transcended both Lutheranism and Catholicism. Notably, it’s the first presentation of this monumental work in Beaune in 30 years, featuring the noted ensemble Vox Luminis, recognized for their interpretations of Bach’s music. The performance will last 1 hour and 50 minutes without intermission, taking place in the Basilique Notre-Dame, offering an intimate setting for a rare baroque opera programme. Under the direction of conductor Lionel Meunier, audiences will be treated to a rich auditory blend performed by skilled vocalists and musicians, making this an unmissable event for classical music enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

  • Semi-Nocturnal Market in Prégilbert: Evening Delights

    The Semi-Nocturnal Market in Prégilbert presents an expressive evening filled with local charm. Set for 25 July 2026, the market presents a diverse array of local producers, artisans, and designers. Visitors find food and drinks with the festive ambiance illuminated by lanterns. This welcoming and market setting is suited to both families and friends. Highlighted activities include thrilling water jousting and concerts. This market supports local talent and fosters community spirit

  • GIMS Live in Arc-et-Senans: Musical Heritage

    The Saline Royale introduces visitors to a concert with GIMS on 25 July 2026. Set in this UNESCO World Heritage Site, the concert will merge music with heritage in a specific venue. GIMS, a leading figure in the music scene, will perform popular hits including *Ciel, Ninao, Parisienne,* and *Air Force Blanche*, presenting his repertoire following a successful tour. With over 750,000 tickets sold across France, Switzerland, Belgium, and Canada, this concert signifies another landmark in GIMS’s career and serves as a format for fans to attend his music in this historic setting. The former salt works’ iconic semi-circle not only provides a backdrop but also enhances the cultural setting of the programme, Save the date for an night at Saline Royale!

  • Coulée du Mont d’Or in Pontarlier: Local Tastes

    The Coulée du Mont d’Or returns, organized by Commerce Pontarlier Centre and the Syndicat Interprofessionnel du Mont d’Or, in collaboration with the town of Pontarlier. The programme highlights local products and culinary traditions, offering an option to look at local producers and sample the flavors of the region. Celebrate the Mont d’Or and its heritage at this not-to-miss event!

  • Les marchés au Clair de Lune in Foucherans: Local Delights

    Les marchés au Clair de Lune offers a local selection of food stalls featuring barbecue, fries, hot dogs, and other snacks from 6 PM to 9 PM. The programme includes refreshing drinks from beer taps while strolling among artisans, local producers, and vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables. This weekly event highlights local craftsmanship and gastronomy

  • Atelier Patois in Saint-Germain-du-Bois: Storytelling Events

    Atelier Patois opens a programme of storytelling, where short tales and legends take shape, often enhanced by improvisation. These sessions recreate the nostalgic ambiance of past evenings, providing a friendly setting to relive cherished traditions and share age-old narratives. Suited to those seeking a deeper connection with regional history and cultural expressions, these gatherings occur at the Maison de l’Agriculture et de l’Alimentation in Saint-Germain-du-Bois.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Celebrating Female Composers

    The Festival de Bach à Bacchus features a concert with the Solistes de Cappella Mediterranea and soprano Mariana Flores on 6 July 2026 at Église Saint-Nicolas in Meursault. The programme highlights the works of four prominent female composers from the 17th century: Francesca Caccini, Margarita Cozzolani, Barbara Strozzi, and Antonia Bembo. Their compositions illustrate the evolution of accompanied monody and its rich expressive language typical of the early Seicento. With a light instrumentation of soprano, two lutes, and viola da gamba, the concert emphasizes the vocal line as a primary expression vehicle, supported by a nuanced basso continuo. Visitors will be transported through diverse historical settings, from the Medici court to the cloisters of Milan and the academies of Venice. This program not only celebrates Baroque aesthetics but underscores the crucial contribution of these female composers to the musical heritage of the seventeenth century, affirming their creative influence within Europe’s musical landscape. this celebration of early music in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region.